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| No. | Author | Recipient | Title | Date | Context |
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| 1 | Adams, John Quincy | 23d. | 1786-03-23 | I did not hear the Bell Ring this morning, and was tardy at Prayers. Every time a Student is... | |
| 2 | Adams, Abigail | Storer, Charles | Abigail Adams to Charles Storer, 23 March 1786 | 1786-03-23 | Your kind Letter of came to hand by captain Lyde. I had chid you for not writing by way of... |
| 3 | Adams, John Quincy | Cranch, Elizabeth | John Quincy Adams to Elizabeth Cranch, 23 March 1786 | 1786-03-23 | I came yesterday as far as Boston with Sister Lucy, who is employ’d in fixing me off: I came here... |
| 4 | Adams, John | Robinson-Morris, Matthew | From John Adams to Matthew Robinson-Morris, 23 March … | 1786-03-23 | I have too much reason to believe with you, in your Letter of the 18 th. that there is a fatal... |
| 5 | Hamilton, Alexander | Laurance, John | From Alexander Hamilton to John Laurance, 23 March 1786 | 1786-03-23 | [ New York ] March 23, 1786 . Plans to bring the cause of Benjamin Paine, et al. v. Peter Mesier,... |
| 6 | Washington, George | [Diary entry: 23 March 1786] | 1786-03-23 | Thursday 23d. Thermometer at 51 in the Morning— at Noon and 50 at night. Wind very fresh the... | |
| 7 | Tilghman, Tench | Washington, George | To George Washington from Tench Tilghman, 23 March 1786 | 1786-03-23 | I hope you have ere this recd the Bag of seeds which I sent by the last Stage to Alexanda By to... |
| 8 | Barclay, Thomas | Jefferson, Thomas | To Thomas Jefferson from Thomas Barclay, 23 March 1786 | 1786-03-23 | I had the pleasure of addressing you twice since my Arrival here, and though I had nothing worth... |